Hi chris,
I have 3 ruby glows,2 in one gallon and one in a 2 gallon container.
They all are over 8ft in length,have one in morning sun only,growing up a tree,so very shaded but growing very well still.
Two others get sun from noon to about 4 oclock,this is full sun for about 4 hours.
Seems all are growing at the same pace.
Been fertilizing weekly with peters 20-20-20,this week will be switching to shultz bloom buster,10-60-10,now that I have good growth,will work on getting flowers.
At this time I have constance elliott and incense and maypop
blooming prolificaly,with vitifolia putting on it's first bloom since Xmas time.
Had a few blooms of alto careaula last week,and holosericea blooming everyday now as well.
I have been sucessful rooting ruby glow,using the wet foam,in 2 clear plastic fountain drink glasses,one for the bottom and the other for a greenhouse dome.
Also have had good luck using the spagnum moss,as a rooting medium.They are very slow to root,I've heard that bottom heat is a plus when trying to root these.
Don

Thanks Don; that is all great to know; I think I may try the peters 20/20/20 for some of the Passi's that haven't produced Buds yet. I just can't figure out what is going on with mine; it's not growing very fast at all, the other day I even carefully moved some of the soil to check for Root Rot/Pests, etc. But I see White Roots; but I would think they definately should have been longer considering I have had the Plant since May. Anyway it had finally looked like it was over the hump and had been growing the past 2 weeks; but yesterday I noticed that the Growing Tip is yellowing, now I do see that there is some growth at the nodes; and I was thinking of taking a cutting if they ever get long enough; but now Im not sure if I even want to take a cutting from it; I just have a feeling that it's Diseased somehow. From all my research this can happen to a Passi without ever really knowing why. I am going to see what happens to it over the next week or so. I am going to dig it up completely today and see if there is a problem I may be missing. Otherwise I guess I'll just try growing one again next year.

Now on a happier note my Sapphire is blooming beautifully; it's over 10ft high and I get 6-10 flowers a day; that was a really fast grower and it's really beautiful; going to take some pics today I think. My Macrocarpa still hasn't produced any buds; but it seems to be growing slow and steady; hopefully I will see at least a few flowers by the end of the Summer. My one Decaisneana is growing fast lately and just starting to produce shoots; it's about 3ft high; I'll be happy with that too if I see at least 1 bloom before summer. All the Rest of my Passi's are doing great.

Thanks Don for the Info on the Rooting; I have been wanting to try the Floral Foam Method and I think I will with some of the Passi's that seem a little harder to Root. The Sapphire Roots very easily; but I can't seem to get a Monika Fischer too Root for me yet; I think I will try the Floral Foam Method.

Do you use Rooting Powder or Gel? or nothing at all?

Thanks
Chris